A perfect example of how stupid these deals Sather made ended up being

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    NYR31 Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    lol, "serious issues with people", this is coming from the same guy who PM'ed me this a year ago. Priceless stuff.

    "Nope. You are a flat out loser dude. We both know it. You are who you are man. You get off on knocking other posters and judging other posters. You will be taken care of.

    I am done with your childish games.

    I would love to knock you right on your a**. I bet you are some little punk who gets off on being a tough guy on a message board. Man you are pathetic."
     
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    chuckd3534 Well-Known Member

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    My issue is just you. Your issue is with all the rude combative posts to many posters.

    That really says it all 31 and shows exactly what you are made of man. You are a child and continue to show it rude combative post after rude combative post. You continue to do you man...it is the only way you know. Once again I am done with your nonsense.

    I am sure there will be a next time, just like there will be with the other posters you call out, and we'll go from there. I look forward to it.
     
    chuckd3534, Jun 22, 2015
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    BigDaddyAl1973 Well-Known Member

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    I think the reason you don't see many RFA offer sheets is because of owners colluding with each other to try and keep the salaries down. You sign a RFA then your own RFA's want to get their deals done with raises that most owners are not willing to give out.
     
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    Disturbed Well-Known Member

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    Plus you open Pandora's box with your own RFA's getting offer sheets........It's not a very productive thing to do in the long run due to the draft picks and making your own RFA's targets
     
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    strudwickisthebest Well-Known Member

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    Throwing a Chuck line out there, agree to disagree... It's comical we are debating over the farm system when this team as close to winning a cup as they were in 94... This is 2015 we're in, not 2004. McIlrath, Skeji, Bodie, Lindberg are NHL read
     
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    kreidertime Well-Known Member

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    That's crap Disturbed. You can't worry about making your RFA's targets. Use strategy. If you go after RFA's, you simply adjust and sign your young players way before they become RFA's. Flyers made Weber a huge offer. Nobody has gone after any of their players. Point was that if you are going to give away tons of picks for relics or guys you will lose in 2 years you might as well do it for a young player you can make a part of your core as a RFA.
     
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    I just think its a big part in why no GM's do it Dump - Outside of Vorachek (who hadn't broken out when the Flyers went after Weber) who would want any of Philly's young talent

    I think its a good strategy on paper but its hard to execute, plus teams just end up matching anyway and then you are back to square one
     
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    your back and square one and with your own players looking at you with their hands open looking for their early big contract
     
    BigDaddyAl1973, Jun 22, 2015
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    Ummm....31. Isn't it against any and every board's protocols to post PRIVATE messages? Just saying. As a "mod" you should know better.
     
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    chuckd3534 Well-Known Member

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    What he does 94...I am over it...let's all let it go and move on. That's what I have done.
     
    chuckd3534, Jun 22, 2015
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